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: Thanks, But No Thanks.Today in Fed Courts
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Franky Four Eyes: "Well, yes, but that case was about federalism and separation of powers and a concern about unitary federal law, and this is totally different"
Prof. Smarter Than You: "Wha...why?"
Franky Four Eyes: "It just works differently"
Prof. Smarter Than You: "No."
[spoiler for the 1Ls: In fed courts, it is basically always about federalism and separation of powers]
Full post as published by Thanks, But No Thanks. on February 10, 2010 (boomark / email).
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